Chicago organizations are collecting baby formula donations amid nationwide shortage
New Moms is one of the Chicago organizations accepting donations to help families affected by the ongoing shortage.
Isabelle Earl
Former Reset Intern
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U.S. women’s soccer team secures equal pay for men and women’s teams
After years of litigation, players of the men’s and women’s national teams will receive the same pay and prize money.
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How two Chicago groups are teaching people to be anti-racist
As the number of hate crimes increases in the U.S., organizers say conversations on how to be anti-racist are more important than ever.
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Chicago entrepreneurs help kick off Leading for Good conference at Loyola
This year’s conference features a number of virtual power chats and in-person events for executives and rising leaders.
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U.S. inflation slows for the first time since August
Prices increased in April but at a slower rate than previous months.
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New report uncovers high costs of the child care crisis in Illinois
Illinois families are struggling to pay for child care while workers can’t afford to stay in the industry.
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Chicago Park District, After School Matters launch their summer activities
Registration for summer programs and paid jobs is now open.
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Can the Chicago Sky keep up the momentum for 2022?
Head coach James Wade says he’ll start the season with 11 players, including Candace Parker and former WNBA finals MVP Emma Meesseman.
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Chicago inches toward 200 homicides in 2022
City data shows murders are slightly down this year compared with the same point in time last year, but car jackings robberies are up.
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Chicago announces new environmental impact study amid community outcry in Pilsen
The city is allocating $188 million from the Chicago Recovery Plan to explore the effects of pollution on residents.
